Back to 1980: Hunting in the Mountains Is a Way of Life, Too

(1) "Back to the 1980s, Hunting in the Mountains is Also a Way of Life" - a Northeastern-style hunting film featuring ruthless bandits and gunfights; (2) "Reborn in 1980: Starting with Eagle Hunting to Get Rich" (Eagle Hunting); (3) "The Whole Mountain Is My Hunting Ground" is a pioneering work on hunting, titled "Dog Hunting Enclosure";

The protagonist has killed off nearly a hundred people in less than a year; the pacing is incredibly fast—he's either killing someone or on his way to killing someone. He hasn't even finished writing over a thousand chapters in a year; he's even more impressive than in his previous life.

I read the latest chapter in one go, it was so satisfying! The protagonist doesn't hold back, he just goes for it. That era was truly chaotic; the corpses in Beijing back then even blocked the river. It felt very realistic, much better than many overly sentimental novels.

I have a problem with the profit split. You can take 20% or 30%, but if you split it 50/50, and some relatives cry at the dinner table, and you immediately agree, handing over the gun and giving them 10%, that's like being a saintly hypocrite.

The protagonist is practically a serial killer, murdering several people at a time. He's probably killed close to 20 by now. Why can't the author just let the protagonist hunt peacefully? Why does he always bring in supporting characters to provoke him, only for him to kill them? How many people has the protagonist killed already?

I thoroughly enjoyed reading the free chapters; it had all the imaginable thrills. No one in the surrounding villages dared to mess with him, and no one dared to ask to share the prey. Having gotten used to Zhao Jun's kind of saintly hunting novels set in the past, this slightly darker story with murder, robbery, treasure maps, a charming widow, and a powerful female intellectual—all these…

The inclusion of a harem in period dramas is truly off-putting to readers.

Seeing your first love, you say you can't forget her, and you can't help yourself, that's one thing. But then you see the widow. At first, you said she was just okay, not as pretty as your first love, who was breathtakingly beautiful. But the next second, she gave away one of only four bear paws, and then after arriving at her house, they went straight to having sex. Seriously? Was she really that desperate?

And you're saying bear skins aren't worth much? Dude, please, your protagonist is from the modern era! He has modern thinking! The beginning says the protagonist travels all over the country, gets lost, and sells goods, but the protagonist in the story is like an idiot! You think someone who travels all over the country, gets lost, sells goods, and is sentenced is such a fool? Shouldn't that kind of person be incredibly shrewd?

The beginning was actually quite good, but it all went wrong in Chapter 11 when he met a woman…it was incredibly awkward. Reborn into the 70s, his soul age should be at least 50+, right? People that age are just purely lustful, and you call them innocent and virtuous? It's disgusting for the reader.